soneja

Not sure on that because I am not using an attorny!

We received our APs. Attorneys had received it, and they just sent it to us a few days after they received those.

Thanks all.

I thought I would my experience with rescheduling here.

My wife had a biometrics appointment scheduled for July 14. However, she was not in the US at the time, and we were wondering if she should change her return ticket and come back for the appointment. However, after much thought, we decided to reschedule it.

I went personally to USCIS office in Santa Ana, CA, and handed them the rescheduling request. I had included a cover letter explaining her situation that she's out of country for health reasons.

I had spoken to USCIS CSR's a few times, and some of them told me that she needs to have a compelling reason to reschedule the appointment. I told them that she's visiting her home country for health reasons, and they said that's a good enough reason. They asked me to include the reasoning in a cover letter.

After about 2 weeks, we received her new appointment letter for July 29. BTW, I had requested them to reschedule it after July 27. So, I guess they might have taken that into consideration as well.

why didn't you just do a walk in? Sounds to me you went through a lot more hassle than necessary.

My wife left the US even before we received the first appointment letter.

Recieved mine yesterday and it was approved on July 11th

Thanks ! BTW, do the AP docs get sent to the applicant or the attorney ? My lawyer informed me that they have received AP approval docs. Are 'approval' docs different from the actual AP ?

Thanks all ! Yeah, I've the names on the mailbox. Keeping my fingers crossed.

Hello,

My AP was approved online and sent out on July 10, while my wife's AP was sent out on July 13. We haven't received either of those yet, and we're starting to get nervous about it

Can people share their experiences as to how long it takes to receive it, once mailed out ?

Thanks in advance !

PS: We haven't changed our address or anything.

I thought I would my experience with rescheduling here.

My wife had a biometrics appointment scheduled for July 14. However, she was not in the US at the time, and we were wondering if she should change her return ticket and come back for the appointment. However, after much thought, we decided to reschedule it.

I went personally to USCIS office in Santa Ana, CA, and handed them the rescheduling request. I had included a cover letter explaining her situation that she's out of country for health reasons.

I had spoken to USCIS CSR's a few times, and some of them told me that she needs to have a compelling reason to reschedule the appointment. I told them that she's visiting her home country for health reasons, and they said that's a good enough reason. They asked me to include the reasoning in a cover letter.

After about 2 weeks, we received her new appointment letter for July 29. BTW, I had requested them to reschedule it after July 27. So, I guess they might have taken that into consideration as well.